Jestery posted:

Time for a niche meme

Jose posted:

ultrafilter posted:

Source

ultrafilter posted:

Source

pablo gbscobar posted:

Cocaine Bear posted:

I feel like the wet spots aren't strictly necessary

Cocaine Bear posted:

I feel like the wet spots aren't strictly necessary

Dabir posted:

she didn't

mrfreeze posted:

I'm looking for something I think I saw in the early days of this thread but can't find anywhere now. It was a comic about 2 friends who bond over simpsons quotes, but one has a horrible car crash that gives him brain damage. And then they realize he can ONLY communicate with simpsons quotes. Which leads to him dying in a hospital bed a couple years later and his last words being "Lisa needs braces". If anyone else knows wtf I'm talking about I'd greatly appreciate it.

mrfreeze posted:

I'm looking for something I think I saw in the early days of this thread but can't find anywhere now. It was a comic about 2 friends who bond over simpsons quotes, but one has a horrible car crash that gives him brain damage. And then they realize he can ONLY communicate with simpsons quotes. Which leads to him dying in a hospital bed a couple years later and his last words being "Lisa needs braces". If anyone else knows wtf I'm talking about I'd greatly appreciate it.

Sockser posted:

Drawn by Rebecca Sugar, of Steven Universe fame

https://imgur.com/gallery/ZsACh

Baron von Eevl posted:

Also former goon, I believe.

Baron von Eevl posted:

I thought they both posted on here, I know he did but I thought Sugar did as well.

pablo gbscobar posted:

This account is gold

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Pershing posted:

Troy McClure never steamed someone's clam

Ghost Leviathan posted:

Fond memories of that episode, the only time we saw Troy McClure as an actual character. Kinda interesting, besides his nonspecified but definitely piscine fetish he's an ideal Hollywood golden boy: not too much going on upstairs, but eager to please, not an ounce of malice in his body, and good company.

Empty Sandwich posted:

I'll always remember him, but not from his films.

quote:

But upon a recent rewatch of season seven, we were reminded that Chalmers had been to the Skinner home on at least one other occasion. In “Bart The Fink,” the 15th episode of season seven, Chalmers walks Agnes Skinner to her front door after a night out. When Seymour appears on the porch in his nightshirt and cap, he draws the ire of his mom and his boss. Luckily, a forlorn Krusty The Clown flies by in his plane, the I’m-On-A-Rolla-Gay, thereby defusing this awkward moment at the Skinner home.

And thus we found ourselves with yet another detail in “22 Short Films” to obsess about. If Chalmers had been to the Skinners’ before, why did he need directions? Why doesn’t he recognize Agnes’ voice when she screams “Seymour, the house is on fire!” Did everyone just agree to pretend it had never happened? Even while considering all the other ways that The Simpsons has ignored, tinkered with, or eschewed continuity, our curiosity was piqued. So we reached out to Oakley and Weinstein for comment. (We also contacted representatives for Greg Daniels, but were unable to get in touch by the time of publication.)

In an emailed response, Oakley tells The A.V. Club “that fact literally never occurred to me until I read this email,” which briefly made us wonder if we were being too nitpicky. But as it turns out, “that line indicating that Chalmers had never been there was not in my draft.” It seems “it was added by Greg Daniels who did the conforming of all the segments and put them in order (which is why it is a lunch in the episode but a dinner in my draft).” The fact that Gary and Agnes had been on a date a few episodes prior “likely did not occur to” Daniels, though Oakley writes “While we were concerned about some continuity, I think we would have ignored that here to make the joke work.”

Prurient Squid posted:

How would Tobias say "That's a real pickle"?

Prurient Squid posted:

How would Tobias say "That's a real pickle"?